... and joined the TerritoriaJ Faroe last March Scone. will bo greatly missed his many friends in company, with whom lie was a great favourite. KILLED IN TRYING TO SAVE HIS BROTHER. Private John Laing, Scottish Rifles. Information has been received in Aberdeen ...

... driver, died a few years ago. Aberdeen is ready for the contest. Mr Cruickshank, Mr H. Oliver Horne. Aberdeen Savings Bank, and Mr W. P* Humphreys. postmaster, form the Inner Cabinet of the war savings drive of the North-east. Our war savings machinery ...

... A FRIEND IN NEED. . Anchor first-Bcm,’’ l Woods,” etc. B was May. morning, and Matilda Unwin was •ttddenly minded of the old pong, “Jockey to the fair,” which she had not heard for least years. The earlier days of spring had soured with the east wind; ...

... criticism Councillor Brown had made of the use of youths as fire-watchers, he said there were many “hefty youths” who could do wartime duties. “Liverpool,” he said, “has introduced a cadet service where youths of sixteen and upwards have combined to do a variety ...

... Both his father and grandfather were whaling captains in their time, and the youthful whale hunter was trained in a good school. He was promoted captain when quite a youth, and for over a quarter of a century was actively engaged in whaling in the Arctic ...

... Aberdeen; Miss Chisholm, county youth organiser; Flight-Lieut. Ireland. A.T.C.; Miss M'Kenzie. vice-chairman of the Deeside Youth Panel; Mr J. D. Nisbet, H.M. Inspector of Schools; and Mr& Ross. Balmoral. Members of the youth bodies and spectators joined ...

... the GovcrnmeiLt need every penny we. can save; and the submarine menace calls' for economy eating and drinking, make our bed now “these day- ; war, si,ail lie the AND LUMBAGO, \Jf Morning. It acts like magic. .TRY IT! 1« 3d f«,i BottJria, Chstiiislii Stort* ...

... on when my eldest daughter urged me to try Zam-Buk, which she felt sure would heal my awful sores. I got some Zam-Buk from the drug stores and persevered carefully with the To my great joy, the pain gradually died away, and Zam-Buk was soothing that I ...

... fellowship. Inverness Officer Died Trying to Save Comrade MRS GRANT, Fintrigh, Midmills Road, Inverness, has received official information that her son, Lt. Allan Grant, R.N.V.R., has met his death by drowning while trying to save a comrade ...

... money and a good, useful, Scottish education, made his mind qualify himself b* architect. Ho went first to Holland, where, save the State House of Amsterdani, can have found little adapted to his peculiar taste; but what did consider worth studying he ...

... Shield great opportunities and responsibilities of the future that belong to youth were stressed the Marchioness of Huntly in a speech at Elgin o Sunday afternoon. Only when youth and age ent hand in hand, she said, could they ever attain the brave new would ...

... agricultural economist. For a long time Mr O'Neill has been toying with the idea of visiting America and has been saving up for it. I want to try to find myself,” he said before sailing. ‘Tve gone through Glasgow University, and my opinion, as graduate, is ...